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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27


The house lately refused to vote $780,
900 for the public building at Charleston,
s. c. The Wisconsin men have been ex-
pecting 10 get an appropriation OF 81, 250,-
600 for IL public building at Milwaukee, but
the southern men in retaliation will OPP
pose it,
Senator Mcmillan offered an amendment
which he proposes to make a sundry civil
bill, providing for the payment to o. NJ.
Laraway, late postmaster at Minneapolis,
Of the amount lost by him in the robbery
Of July last. He filed with the appropria-
tions committee in connection Herewith a
letter from Assistant Attorney General
Bryant OF the postoifice department, to
Mr.. Laraway, advising him, il he desired to
make an early settlement ofbis accounts,
to get some friendly senator or member OF
congress to push the matter for him.
The bills granting pensions to Mrs. Logan
and Mrs. Blair, widow OF Gen. Blair were
defeated in the house committee on inval-
"a pensions. There were two absentees
when the committee met. The members
we're arrayed on party lines, seven demo-
srats voting against and five republicans
In favor OF the bills. 1t is understood that
the basis of the opposition to the bills is a
reluctance to continuance OF the policy OF
sranting high pensions to widows OF Off
.ers who did not die from injuries incurred
n the service
Capt. Lemon, OF the National Tribune,
mas received to date SAT ,o69 for the Logan
und, which. added to the amount collect
ed in Chicago. makes a total OF $50. 069.
The mortgages against Gen. Logan's prop
}rty SO fae as ascertained amount to
$50, 600, and hence after these debts are
paid there will be but sac, 900 left for Mrs.
Logan. Capt. Lemon says that tho state
meats that the mortgages against Mrs.
Logan's home have been paid OFF and can
RELIED are erroneous.
Representative Durham was directed by
the house committee on commerce to re-
port fayorably the following bill OF Sena-
Tor Edmunds: Providing for the inspec-
lion OF meats Tor expectation, prohibiting
The Importation OF aduiterated articles OF
lood or drink. and authorizing the presi-
lent. whenever satisfied that unjust dis
examinations were made by any foreign
state against the Importation OF United
States products, to direct that such pro-
ducts OF the foreign state so discriminat-
ng against the United States, as he may
ieem pooper, shall not be imported into
The United States. The president is au.
ihorized when necessary, in his opinion,
ior the protection OF animals In the United
States against contagious disease, to sus-
pend, by proclamation, impertations OF
any and all classes OF animals for a limited
lime.
A sensation has been created at Vincen-
les, Ind. by the announcement that ex-
9ounty Treasurer Hollingsworth will sur.
xnder himself to the sheriff Holdings
~orth 10 charged with embezzlins $50. 600
u the eounty's funds during his term OF
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27
pAxorA.s rsssarEDsEss.

Figure. showing the indebtedness Of the
several Counties Of the Territory.
The following tables. complies from re-
tnrns in the Office of the territorial status
tician and superintendent Of public instrnc,
ton give information Of much value to all
Is Or out of the territory who are interested
IN Dakota's financial affairs Cut 10 out and
preserve it
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27

Drop Ginger Cookies-One cup each
OF moiasses and sour cream. one-half
cup OF sugar, one egg. one teaspoonful
each OF soda. ginger and cinnamon, and
three heaping cups of -four. Drop in
spoonfuls on the dripping pan. Bake
quick.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27

The Dill, after being enrolled and signed
by the presiding officers of the two houses,
will be sent to the president for his action
resolution requesting the secretary of the
treasury to make inquiry as the best methods
OF constructing and heating the same, was
adopted The conference report upon the
bill for the allotment of lands in severalty
TO Indians was agreed to. Private business
was considered, and In the evening twenty
pension bills passed, including one granting
$50 month to the widow of Thomas
Francis Meagher.
SENATE.--Not in session.
HoUsE.-The District OF Columbia an.
preparation bill was reported 1t makes
an appropriation OF SO, $40, 929. while the
estimates submitted by the com
missioners aggregated 81, POS, 494
The appropriation for the current
year was $3,57S263. The principal
items of increase are in the appropria-
tions for improvements OF streets and for
the public schools. The senate amend.
ments to the bill FORGETTING the land grant
oil the New Orleans, Baton Rogue q Ficks-
burg road were coneurred in. The bill
to open land communication with
Alaska was reported adversely and
laid on the table. The house re-
| sumed the consideration of the bill increas-
ing the rate OF pension allowed for total
deafness to $50 month. The opponents
OF the bill refrained from voting and lett
the house without a quorum, and in this
condition it remained until the morning
hour expired, and the bill went over with.
ont action. The river and harbor bin was
discussed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27

County Indebtedaess tsumn'ary o. Jug
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27

After the reading OF the journal the
speaker stated that the regular order was
the vote upon the adoption OF the confer
ence report on the interstate commerce
bill, and the vote was taken on adopting
the report. IL was agreed to-yeas go
nays Al. The only nays were:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27

Senator Hump ton OF South Carolina in.
trodnced bill to promote the efficiency of
the civil service of the government by es-
tablishing a retired list. The senate bill au~
thorizing the construction of a bridge over
the Mississippi river at st Louis, between
the Eads' bridge and the mouth of the Mis-
The senate bill appropriating $500, 900 to
expedite the completion of the Charleston
jetties passed
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-27
81 5. $50, essIss54, 7a.Isla. 4loI s5s.l

Totals. 8, $50 6S5IsJ54 ~ S42,4IUI s0o,yoI
. Returns for Jan. /. 1886. other floating in
debtedness
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
IGLEs1A DH CATANo.

A consecuencia de haberse ago
tado los recu1sos de que disponia
la Oomisi6n para los trabajos que
Sc venfan practicando en- la cons
trucci6n de aquella Ermita, hubo
de paralizarse la obra por unos
dias; pero, segun tenemos enten-
dido, los senores que componen la
Oomisi6n, con la actividad con que
siempre Sc han ocupado bOndadO-
samente de tan honrosa gesti6n,
procuran abr6viar en- todO 10 posi-
BILE la obra para que por este medic
Y con la ayuda de todas aquellas
personals caritativas en- breve ITEM
20 queden terminados todos los
trabajos
No sera extrano que 81 Sc hacen
pequenos esfuerzos pecuniarios y los
artesanos trabajan con ell fervor Y
entusiasmo que para estos casos
SO desplega en- todo pueblo, cuando
SO trata de la casa de Dios para ell
culto divine, en- la Pascua de Re-
surrecci6n sea bendecida la nueva
Ermita del pintoresco barrio de
Oatailo.
Placenos mucho que as{ suceda
Y que la Oomisi6n encuentre ell re-
sultado que SO propone en- todas
aquellas personals a quienes Sc diri-
ia en- solicitud de auxilio con aquel
fin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
NUESTRO PESAMR.
Carolina, Mario IA de 1887.

Cuando insertabamos la ultims
carta de nuestro corresponsal d.
Madrid, bien lejos estabamos de
pensar que ell ilustre personaje
seaor General Loygorri, de Gu
20 falleeimiento Sc da cuenta en-
Ia cr6nica fdnebre de aquella,
era proximo ascendicnte, abuelc
materno, de nuestro distinguido
amigo, el senior don Javier Ndfiez
muy digno empleado en- el Go
bierno General de esta Isla, d
quien con tai motive enviamoe
nuestro mas sentido pc anne, hon
rando, en- su obseqLio, DuestraS
columnas con la siguiente necro-
logia que acerca del mismo publ
ca El Correo MilStar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16


con quien siempre fu6 atenta y ca
rinosa, lfneran felices en- este vale
de lagrimas.
Vivi6 como buena cristiana; asf
mario, Y hoy al lado de sus padres
duefme ell sueflo de los justos.
Inmensa fu6 laco ncurrencia de to-
das las classes de esta sOciedad que
seguia su f9retro; en- todos los SEM
blantes Sc notaba la pena por la
p6rdida de tan digna: :senorita; bien
10 merecia Orucita; su p6rdida es
irreparable.
Su condolida familia habra reci-
bido en- medic de su profunda Pc
ma una verdadera satisfaction al
presenciar ell justo homenaje de
consideration y estima que este
pueblo acaba de rendirla.
Descanse en- paz Orucita, ll6rela
mucho su familis, y que la resig-
naci6n cristiana mitigue dolor tan
intense.
r.
Carolina, Mario IA de 1887.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
DESPEDIDA DE- MAzzANTIQI.
CONTRA ASTE.

La socieda1 asco-navarrs, 10
comproviucianos del famoso dies
tro, han despedido a este y a 81
cuadrilla con cari1lo y esplendi
dee al ausentarse de Cuba Ma
zzantini y sus companeros.
Dice, entire otras cosas, ell DSa
RIO de la Marina del 81 de Fe
brero:
Ouando termin6 el espectacult
(una function taurina a beneficio d.
la Association Vasco-navarra loI
comprovincianos de Mazzantini
seg1n Sc habfa anunciado, quisie
ron acompanarle, 10 mismo que a
resto de la cuadrilla, hasta ell niue
lie de los Almacenes de Dep6sito
donde estaba atracado ell vapor OUT
debfa conducirlos a M6jico. Y, a
efecto, ocupando carretelas prepa
radas de antemano, los diestros )
las comisiOnes vascO- ma varras, st
dirigieron por las GALES del itine
rario senalado al referido muelle
seguidos de otros muchos carrua'
jes, de varias m1sicas y de un in
menso gentfo.
En- el momento del embarque sc
dispararon los chupinGsos de orde-
nanza; y al zarpar ell Antonio L6.
peg fu6 acompanado hasta la boca
del Moro por dos remolcadores
que conducian a los asco-navarros,
llevando m1sicas q bordo. Los
vivas y otras exclamaciones atrona-
ban ell aire, Y millares de panuelos
Y sombreros Sc agitaban desde el
muelle dando ell adi6s a los viaje-
rOS.
De esta manera han despedido q
Mazzantini Y su cuadrilla, no solo
los mobiles e1skaros, sino tambien
la poblaci6n de la Habana; y ellos,
que han sabido portarse entire no.
sotros, captandose ell aprecio gene
raj, partieron muy satisfechos de la
acogida que han alcanzado y de las
distinciones de que han sido objeto.
Feliz viaje les deseamos. "
Ell Espaaol, de la Habana, hace
notar una tristisima coincidencia,
que en- algo conocen va nuestros
lectores.
En- los momentos en- que Ma
zzantini y sus companeros, ra-
diantes de vida, ahitos de exitos
y aplausos y ovaciones, partian
de Cuba, agonizaba en- la Haba,
IA, lejos de la nativa terra, oyen
do tai vez los hurroS con que Sc
despedia q la cuadrilla, ell bande.
rillero de esta, habil = aplaudidi
simo, Jose Fernandez (a) N Bar.
bi!
lQue coincidencia tan descon-
soladora, es cierto!
iY que contraste!
En- la Habana muri6 tambien
ell celebre torero Cdchares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16

Hemos dido decir que han 81
do distinguidos con honrosas con
decoraciones nuestros amigos los
senores Benet, Marxuach, Santa
go = Justiniano, que constitute
ron la mesa defuitivs de Ia hlti
ma election de un Diputado
Cortes por esta Capital.
Felicitamosles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
Toros y una torera.

Por los peri6dicos de- la Haba-
ma vemos que SO ha desarrollado
en- aquells ciudad una fariosa afi
sion al toreo.
Mszzautini tiene do clio Ia culpa.
No pasa un dia en- que no sc
den corridas de toros 8 de novi-
llos, por aficionados 9 por toreros
de d Uerdad, en- la H,bans.
Dice ell Diario del 26:
cen la plaza de la calzada de Ia
Tnfanta Sc efectuara ell domingo
pr6ximo una gran novillada, en- la
cual Sc lidiaran cuatro bravisimos
toros de la ganaderia La Paloma
De La PalOma, y dicese que son
como tigresi
Para dar mas attractive al espec.
taculo, ell Captain Infante ha pres
tado su globo Vile de Paris, a fin
lie que ascienda en- ell mismo el in
tr6pido aficionado Pedro Sebastian
lie Oudelent, ell Barcelon<s.
Habra ademas un toro embola
10, y no faltara quien de el doble
salto de la garrocha."
Y para co.mo de dicha tauro
maquica, debe va haoer llegado
a la Habana una torera que es eI
non Plus ultra.
Vease esta gacetilla, del mismo
co!ega, del "a:
Gloria Glorid.-Esta es la MAJ
zantini del toreo moderno, Y al de
cir de los aficionados, torea con ta
arte y maestria, que da gloria e
verla.
En- el vapor-correo Veracru-, qu,
llegara q este puerto ell proximC
domingo 6 lunes, viene esa distin
guida artistd del arte dc matar TO
ros, que dara en- la Habana tiuica
mente dos corridas.
Hay, entire los aticionados al es
pectaculo, verdaderas ansias de ad
mirarla en- el ruedo, Y mucho ma
los que saben que tiene un gracio
so palmito.
| Veremos ese torero femerino."
0, 81 no, ests:
La T0rera.-Es un hecho. Fl
el vapor-correo Verdorus llegar
mahana, domingo, esa femenin
nOtabilidad taurica. Prodigios di
cen de ella los peri6dicos del art
~, a juzgar por su reputation, es
Gloria debe poser meritos excep
cionales.
i Pronto la veremos en- ell rued
do 10 calzada de la Infanta.n
Es notorio.
j lSe esta volviendo muy torer
Ila Habanal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
VENTA DE FINCAS.

En- "a de Cayey reaza agrcoa compuesta
prxmamente de 200 ano ca oadad
sembado de maoo tiene ambea sembTas de cafe plata
rboes utaes buena habitac6n baos de
pose amacenes ranchones baantes servco de Ia hnca
onda con grande de la Plata que bana excelenes We
Dor uno de exemos ente habitac6n dis
de ounce vente la atravesa tamben una
nob ion mos Is minutos Sc reaza mil pesos euten
eudose pegosdn don Melton Vdzluea e doctor don
Jose Antonio Gaudier RESIDENCES dha pueblo de Cayey 81
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Alun,brado. - Va era hora d,

AlunbradO. - Va era nora dt
one tuvicse m buAn nlnmbrado nues.
t. O Teatra. N aolnmente bueno, in
mejorable es eli que esparce shora
torrentes de clsrilad en- Ell temple de
Thslis, durante las noches de function
Por tai exceiente mejora felicita-
mos 4 nuestro AyuEtamiento y al ms
tstador del alumbrsdo, que 10 ha side
el sefor Filippi.
"La Corona. Los cigarrilloS de
eeta acreditada fabricA habsnera Aon e'
non plus Ultra de 10 bueno y esme-
radamente elaborado.
Fumadores, da>s una vueItecita POI
La MaLlorq~saa. y oS convencerels dc
las excelencias d. tau exluisltos cigs.
rios
Vinos de la Grsnja del Rio.-Se
recomiendan por SUI solo nombre'
Son de 10 mejor que Sc cOnOce en
esta Isla, en- cuanto al zumo de la
iva para mesa. San Justo IA,
frente q La MdLOrquina.
V6ndeDse a 20 y 80 centavos la
botella.
Es sorprendente la rapidez con
one los niflos eufermizos y deIicsdos,
cuyos cuerpos psrece qne Sc van gas
tando por fa!ts de nutrici6n adecuads,
mejoran al tomsr Ia Emulsion de
Scott, que contiene los comVonentes de
los aiimentos mas nutritivos y recons-
tituyentes en forma concentrate, facil
de digerirse y de ser sbsorbidos por Ell
sistems, fabricando sangre pure, y an-
mentsndo las carnes y las fuerzss.
Rogamos & las madres de estos ino-
centes que no dejen de probar este re-
medic, porqne seg2raments los rondra
buenos y sanos.
Santo Domingo, Enero rs de
1880. Sr. ID, B. GoussARD, Santo
Domingc.-Muy senior mic: Para los
fines que puedau convenirle, me apre-
suro hoy a manifestarle mi sincera
gratitud por la a-ombrosa curaci6n
reslizads gu mi, merced D Ell bondado
so consejo.
HaIEabame snfriendo de una tisis
pulmonar, que va me habfa llevado al
dItimo extreme, es decir, al caso en-
que "a desAhnciado por los fAcultati-
vos tuve que apear 8 los d'timos au-
xilios de la religion. En- ese cr1tico
estado, fu9 que por conselos de usted
tome ell Pectoral de Anacahuita junto
con ell Aceite de Higado de BscaIao
por los Sres. Lsnmau y
Kemp, y despues De alguuos meses de
uso constaute de estos dos admirablef
ell NAL hsbfa va desapsrecido
radicalmeute, hallandoms hoy en- Ell
goce de la mas perfects salad.
Reitersndo mis- graclas,
Soy de usted atento servidor, j. H.
PRAT. 81
Marca S. Bordoy. Ell vino legi
timo de este acreditado cosechero dai-
camente 10 reciben y despachan en-
cuarterolas, gafrafones = botelas.
San Francisco, S7.-BoRDoY Y c.
Trough on Rats! Muerte a los
ratones!-Al tin Sc ha encontrado 10
que hemos nscesitado tods la vida!
Pidase d los hoticarios el "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los rstones, cucsra-
chas, moscaS y chinches.
Piedra Plastica..%a mas bara-
To Piedrs t'IAstics de ."ortiand es 10
que venden Armas y JlmeneS, Urpz
l3.-Puerto-Rito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
EXCMO. A7UNTAMIBNTO
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

Ell sabado proximo, de 7 q 9 de So
mafisps, seran vacunadas con pd7tulas
directas de terneras, en- ell edlficio anti
qua CArcel de esta Capital, cuantas
persouss concurran allf son ese objeto.
Y Sc hace pdbico para general CO.
nocimiento; debiendo advertise que
dicha vacunaci6n es gratis, y tiene de,
recho ser inoculado todo aquel que 10
solicite del Sr. Melico, que al efecto
Sc encontrar& en- ell referido local ell dia
y hors expresado.
Puerto Rico, IA de Mario de 1887.
Ell Alcalde Presidente, So'ioeres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
SOCIEDAD CONSTRUCTORA
,EFINCAS URBANAS EN- BAYAMON

No habiendo tenido efecto por falta de Ecie
tadores Ia subasta de IL casa de esta Sociedad
Anunciada para este dia; la Junta nOmbrada
para entender en- Ia venta vuelve anunciaR
iicha subasta para el dis 4 de Mario pr6ximO
4 Ia una de Ia tarde en- las eficinas do Il Com
pasta Ferrea del oeste baio las mismas condi-
clones establecidas en- el primer anuucio; ad-
virtiendo que dicha casa ha sido retasadA en- ID
cantidad de $50 pesos mic. ) que no 20 admi
.irau prOposiciOnes que no cubran 81 montants
de su tAsaci6n.
Bayam6n, ~ de Febrero de lSS7,--El ptVs
uldsnia MANUEL A0uAy0. (aSl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16

do ministro plenipotenciario de Espsfs
cerca de la Confederaci6n Fl slvetica.
Dios haya concedido eterDo descanso
al ilustre general y cumplido csballero,
cuyos restos han sido conducidos al
cementerio de San Lorenzo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16

Rajo 81 ncmhre Dc "TAMBo," 80 ha alberto
q essAhlecimianio de vacAs de lcche, las que
. ordeaNAn prescnciA del eonsumidor todos
o. dias dc s "a de Ia maaAnA, yde B d por
la iArde.
Gale ds Gan Sebastian, uam, u %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16

Real Decreto cue va en- otrc
lugar.
Privilegios de invenci6n.
Subastae.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
SOBRlNOS De EzNUIAGA

| F1RrAL1EA II. Casa a. q ros , eaal'iss
ATeals. - les vassees sersso. es EsEAaa ge1p
L AnM q 'va sfiAAsa .raasa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
/ 0 J o.!

Va lego % Fica pasta ie pegar crists.
lee, p aFrelaaa y caailuier osro ohjcto
su del oslto 10 tengo Ell esta ca' ital el
as casas De los Srrs Sierra Mar.ines
Y Ca, A. Mayed y ca. En Humacs,
Frunsisco Slmonet y en Fslardo o.
Iinytntor, don Pedro Bibiloai. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
GUIA LOCAL.
SEvERO 3AST0N. San % P1nR'i'' q.

Impo-tadores de mercancias por mayor y Conf
nsta.
Deoosito oonstante de viaos blancos tintos de
Rivero de Avia," (Gal ic;alde la acrcditadisimo
marca CerecedW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16
sues. De ORCASITAS &C.

Importadores de mercancias de todas classes y
procedencias.
1iendas FLOR DE JULIO GALLO DE 90, ca
lie de la Fortaleza, esquina a la de la Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16

Los Informes Departametos Sos de carlos Edos dan
GER que asegurado CompaNtG de Seguros La MdtG"
obiene mds baratO mas dlgno dc cOntansG
| que que otresea mngunG otra Compaata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-16

gaos Compah proportion de ming
10 ota
Compan Pozae
odo cmpAh aua desmos Deu de haber
edd POLKA oad4sa godsmen insss proportions
en tenedG de Ia 3 sus psICs mena.
POLKA Ia ePacdn de praebas De
la
solo acuma snte los prenios
POLKA Quu
menagr
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
L REIGN OF TERROR.

Crusade Against ministers fer an At
tempt to Enforce Temperance Act.
OTTAWA, ONT, Fec. lI.-Advices from
Mount Bridges, Ont, last night stated
taat q reign of terror exists there, owing
to several OHtrages which have been per-
petrated by liquor dealers on clergymen
and others, who have commenced cru
sadie against them in enforcing the Can
ada temperance act. Inspector Robert
sons house was broken into, the front
doors and windows smashed i'll and havoc
made generally among the furniture
Two shots were fred in the hallway, for
tunately without injury to any one. The
house of Rev. Mr.. Silcox, who has
been an active worker aga INST them, was
also attacked, but they were discovered
before any damage was done. Rev J. T..
Moore, Methodist clergyman, was the
next victim, all the @inG0w glass being
smashed out Of the FRI Mt Of mis- house and
the front door was broken in. A revolver
shot was fired through the window at Mr..
Moore, lodging in the wall without doing
him any harm. Several other outrages
OF q similar character have been perpe-
trated, and threats axe MADE to burn the
houses of all those who make any further
attempt to enforce fne temperance act. "a
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
WINTER WHEAT.
Generally Favorable Reports Except from


Generally Favorable Reports Except from
Kansas
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. l3.-The following
summary will be printed in this weeks
issue of the Farmers Review: Reports
as to the condition of winter wheat con-
tinue to be of a generally favorable char
sCter With the exception OF those from
Kansas. In the majority OF counties the
outlook is regarded as poor. The latest
reports were prior to the cold wave Of
Friday night, aud the result in damage to
exposed fields, if any, has not yet been
fully disclosed.
Reports from Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
state the plant is looking green and tender,
but that the broad areas are entirely eX-
posed, indicating that the crop would be
subjected to a certain amount of peril in
the event of freezing weather. In five
counties Of Illinois the fields are covered
with ice and the crop is looking poorly,
but in fifteen counties the fields are gen.
orally bare but the wheat is looking well.
In seventeen Indiana counties the reports
show bare fields, but fair growth and no
injury.
In Michigan and Wisconsin the fields
are well protected, and the outlook is re-
garded as very favorable.
In six Kansas counties the prospects
are regarded as very poor. In many in
stances the plant is just alive and the
fields are generally exposed and bare. In
six other counties of Kansas the prospects
of crop are regarded fairly good.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
CRttIs Prices.

Chicago Drovers' journal.
There are many good reasons why the
producer does not get more for his cattle
1. By badly over-stoCked ranges.
.. Qusrsntines by all the northern Sec
tons.
8. Railway and general labor strikes.
I. Glut, and demoralized foreign meat
market.
3. The heaviest marketing of beef cat
tie ever known in q like period.
{. The general depression of trades and
industries all over the country.
I. The pool of railroads running east
from Chicago on the 1st Of last March
raised their rate 40 per cent. on live
stock and 80 per cent. on dressed beef.
This took 81 % per head of from every
head of beef cattle.
8. The oleomargarine bill took off
from 50 to $3.50 more, ags regating over
s7,5OO,0Oo in this market alone, to say